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	Curriculum Vitae: Ruphin Coudyzer (March, 2024)		Curriculum Vitae: Ruphin Coudyzer (March, 2024)
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	1989: Won two Silver Awards at the Profoto Awards (in the category Portraiture as well as the category Editorial People). In December of that same year he received the Fellowship Award from the SA Institute of Photographers, based on a presentation of 20 works from his [[Grahamstown Festival]] coverage.		1989: Won two Silver Awards at the Profoto Awards (in the category Portraiture as well as the category Editorial People). In December of that same year he received the Fellowship Award from the SA Institute of Photographers, based on a presentation of 20 works from his [[Grahamstown Festival]] coverage.
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 : Won two Silver Awards at the Profoto Awards (in the category Portraiture as well as the category Editorial People). In December of that same year he received the Fellowship Award from the SA Institute of Photographers, based on a presentation of 20 works from his [[Grahamstown Festival]] coverage.
+''''For more details of his portfolio, see his ''Facebook'' entry at https://www.facebook.com/Ruphin.Maurice.Coudyzer/photos'''''
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	A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.		A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.

−	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], [[The Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).	+	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], [[The Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).

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	A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.		A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.

−	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], [[The Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).	+	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], [[The Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).

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	A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.		A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.

−	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], ~~The~~ [[Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).	+	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[The Freeflight Dance Company]], [[The Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).

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	A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.		A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.

−	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[~~The~~ Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[Freeflight]], The [[Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).	+	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[Freeflight Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).

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	A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.		A superb craftsman, perhaps the best known in theatrical circles as the chronicler of Johannesburg’s [[Market Theatre]] (the 1970s-1990s) and of the [[Grahamstown Festival]], he has worked widely in the entertainment and arts industry since his retirement from ''[[The Argus]]''.

−	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[Freeflight]], The [[Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as The Blue Moon Company, Industrial Theatre Company, Jumping Dust, Howling Wolf, The Event Company and Shoestring Productions).	+	Within the wider ambit of his career, he has been a major presence in the arts and culture field, with his clientele including many individuals and companies in mainstream and alternative theatre, such as [[The Market Theatre]], [[Sun International]], [[Pieter Toerien Productions]], The [[Johannesburg Civic Theatre]], The [[Sibikwa Players]], [[The People's Theatre]], [[Pieter-Dirk Uys]], [[Andrew Buckland]], [[Committed Artists]], [[Handspring Puppet Company]], [[Junction Avenue Theatre Company]], [[Mannie Manim]], [[Mbongeni Ngema]], [[Robyn Orlin]], [[Paul Slabolepszy]] and [[Pieter Toerien]], [[The Adele Blank Dance Company]] [[Freeflight]], The [[Johannesburg Dance Foundation]], [[The Moving into Dance Company]], The [[Johannesburg Youth Theatre]], [[Radio 702]], [[Hello Johannesburg Magazine]], [[The Goodman Gallery]], [[Adele Lucas Promotions]] and many others. He also worked with many industrial theatre companies (such as [[The Blue Moon Company]], [[The Industrial Theatre Company]], [[Jumping Dust]], [[Howling Wolf]], [[The Event Company]] and [[Shoestring Productions]]).